Also try using -to-destination instead of just -to On 3/16/07, Maximilian Wilhelm <max@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Am Friday, den 16. March hub Pascal Hambourg folgendes in die Tasten: Hi! > >I want forward local ports to remote server, for example: > >for `telnet localhost 80` must answer webserver from remote IP > The problem, which has already been discussed in this list, is in > kernels 2.6.11 and above. In Changelog-2.6.11 you can read : [...] > For this to work you must use a local address outside 127.0.0.0/8. Or consider using something different than netfilter for this task, e.g. the rinetd daemon (which works only for tcp, but that should fit your need in this case.) >From the debian package description: rinetd redirects TCP connections from one IP address and port to another, with basic IP-based access control. Ciao Max -- | | Follow the white penguin. | |\/| | |-----------------------------------------------------------. | | |/\| | Rechnerbetrieb Mathematik | Meine Baustellen: TSM | | | Universitaet Paderborn | Hostmaster, Linux, LDAP |
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